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COVID Controls Expected To Impact China’s Raisin ProductionChina’s raisin production is forecast to reach 170,000 metric tons in 2022/23, a year-on-year decrease of 6%. October 20, 2022
Produce Report
Taiqiu Variety Saves Persimmon Market This AutumnThe Taiqiu persimmon, a premium variety with several appealing features, has recently been selling at over $8 per kilogram in China. October 19, 2022
Jing Zang
Chile Launches 2022/23 Cherry Season, Expects $3 Billion in Exports to ChinaThe 2022/23 Chilean cherry season has now been launched, with the Chinese Ambassador to Chile participating in a cherry blossom event on Sept. 30. October 18, 2022
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China’s Tree Nut Production To Increase Amid Shifting Trade LandscapeAccording to a recent USDA report, China’s domestic production of tree nuts is forecast to rise in coming years. October 16, 2022
Produce Report
Ruby Green Pomelo Prices Plummet in China as Supply IncreasesPrices of Ruby Green pomelos in China, which once hit $50 apiece, have now dropped below $7. October 14, 2022
Jing Zang
Zimbabwean Citrus China Debut on Final LapZimbabwe is reportedly finalizing matters for its first fresh citrus exports to China. October 11, 2022
Jing Zang
2022/23 Australian Table Grape Production Forecast at 210,000 Tons, Exports To RiseAccording to a USDA report, Australian table grape production is expected to hit 210,000 metric tons in the 2022/23 season. October 11, 2022
Produce Report
Vietnamese Durian Prices in China Running HighPrices of Vietnamese durians in China are currently running at $141–169 per carton, which is almost on par with Thai durians. October 09, 2022
Jing Zang
First Exports of Cambodian Longans to China Expected This MonthLongans should shortly become the third Cambodian fruit exported to China, after bananas and mangos. October 09, 2022
Produce Report
Two More China–Vietnam Border Crossings Resume WorkThe Nonghuai–Coc Nam and Lihuo–Bac Phong Sinh border crossings between China and Vietnam reportedly resumed operations on Sept. 26. October 07, 2022
Jing Zang

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